Sentence examples for represents a junior from inspiring English sources

The ostensible reason was that Mr Nica, who represents a junior partner in the coalition, had groundlessly alleged that a huge electoral fraud was being planned in the presidential election due on November 22nd.

He describes representing a junior doctor at an inquest.

Experience can only be gained with time and this represents a disadvantage for junior engineers.

The lower participation and response rate among adolescents not enrolled in school, as well as among those in senior high school compared with junior high school, represents a possible selection bias.

Thus, the time spent as the assistant represents a missed opportunity for surgical training for junior trainees.

GP registrars may be less burnt-out than their hospital colleagues during training, or our results may represent a broader trend where junior doctors are not as burnt-out as their more senior colleagues.

The workshops represented an opportunity for junior scientists to come together and discuss problems with the current scientific enterprise, and they produced an abundance of suggested solutions.

A lawyer who represented Kia Vaughn, a junior on the Rutgers women's team, complained to the university that Coach C. Vivian Stringer pressured Vaughn to drop a lawsuit against Don Imus over his sexist and racist remarks about the team.

Welshman Phillips, 48, was a talented archer in his younger days, representing Wales as a junior and senior before work and family commitments forced him to give it up.

Now, though, there was only delight at a silver medal – and an acceptance that a narrow defeat by an athlete nine years her junior might just represent a changing of the guard.

The girls represent a cross section of Mamaroneck High School's junior and senior classes, and includes natives of Colombia and Namibia.